Getting started with data transformation services in Azure

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In this session, we will learn about what is ETL and ELT stands for in data world, and how Azure Data Factory (ADF) service could help you. Along the way, we will look into inner-workings and fundamentals of a cloud-based ETL and data integration service that allows you to create data-driven workflows for orchestrating data movement and transforming data at scale. We will conclude the session with ADF demo and Q&A

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Speaker

Elkhan Yusubov

Principle Cloud Architect, MSFT Certified Trainer, FHIR HL7, EDI, Azure SME

Elkhan is a principal cloud architect & trainer with experience in enterprise healthcare systems and healthcare data/api standards (HL7 FHIR, EDI X12). He is an active MCT, Senior member of Microsoft Tech Community and an Azure SME (Architecture, DevOps, Security) and specialized in tech training and mentoring development teams. He is a frequent local tech meetup community speaker and has volunteered for Give Camps, Data Fest, SQL Saturday and Global Azure events. Elkhan tightly involved with Microsoft Azure, Microsoft MVP, Microsoft Security and HL7 FHIR communities to advance data interoperability, secure design and help community move forward.

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